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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1895, 1 November 1913, Page 11

TO REMOVE SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. In its place, hair is woman's crowning glory, out of its place it is a misery grievous to be borne. Most depilatories are dangerous and unpleasant to use. But there is certainly one perfectly 6afo and effioacioug depilatory—Novena Hair ■ Destroyer. Thia preparation instantly removes the h/airs without tho slightest detriment to the skin. It is pleasant to use, and leaves a delightfully 000 l eensation which is so different to the usual effect of other depilatories. Price, ss. 6d. Another specific, idiioh will be found, of great benefit when used in conjunction with the Novena Hair Destroyer, is the Novena Pasta. It Should bo applied after the Hair Destroyer has been used, as it soothes, softens, whitens, and preserves the skin. It is also delightful for evening use for the neck, shoulders and arms. It imparts a beautiful whiteness which oanmot bo dislodged by heat, perspiration or moistness, but remains on for houTS—to. and Ss. 6d. For a greasy skin coupled with blarikufcads, an annoyance .which often accompanies superfluous hairs, Valar.e Blackhead and Open Pore Cure is invaluable. It banishes these disfigurements, cures a greasy, coarse skin, and assists in preserving the health of the complexion— 2s. 9d. and ss. In this connection should bo mentioned the Valazo Liquidine. It acts directly on the pores, and freeing them from over-abundant secretions, promotes healthy circulation and skin-bTeath-ing, eliminating the possibility of blackheads—ss. and Bs. Gd. Mademoiselle Helena Rubinstein's Interesting and instructive Book, "Beauty in the Making," contains many valuable hints on the caro of the complexion. It will bo sent freo to any address on mention of this paper. Of leading Chemists, of the D.1.C., in direct, post free, from Mile, HoLnia Rubinstoin, 65 Maison Valaie, Strand .Arcade, Auckland.—Adrt. ■>